Article 1482 of the French Code of civil procedure
The arbitral award shall succinctly set out the respective claims of the parties and their pleas in law. It shall state the reasons on which it is based.
The arbitral award shall succinctly set out the respective claims of the parties and their pleas in law. It shall state the reasons on which it is based.
The provisions of Article 1480, those of article 1481 relating to the names of the arbitrators and the date of the award and those in Article 1482 concerning the statement of reasons for the award are prescribed on pain of nullity of the award. However, the omission or inaccuracy of a statement intended to establish the regularity of the award may not entail its nullity if it is established, by…
As soon as it is made, the arbitration award has the force of res judicata in relation to the dispute that it settles. It may be subject to provisional enforcement. It is notified by service unless the parties agree otherwise.
The award relieves the arbitral tribunal of jurisdiction over the dispute it resolves. However, at the request of a party, the arbitral tribunal may interpret the award, correct material errors and omissions affecting it or supplement it where it has omitted to rule on a head of claim. It shall rule after hearing the parties or the parties being called. If the arbitral tribunal cannot be reconvened and if the…
Claims made pursuant to the second paragraph of Article 1485 shall be submitted within three months of notification of the award. Unless otherwise agreed, the corrected or completed award shall be made within three months of the referral of the case to the arbitral tribunal. This period may be extended in accordance with the second paragraph of Article 1463. The rectifying or supplemented award shall be notified in the same…
The arbitral award may only be enforced by virtue of an exequatur order issued by the court within whose jurisdiction the award was made. The procedure relating to the application for exequatur is not adversarial. The application shall be lodged by the earliest party at the court registry together with the original of the award and a copy of the arbitration agreement or their copies meeting the conditions required for…
Exequatur may not be granted if the award is manifestly contrary to public policy. The order refusing the exequatur shall state the reasons on which it is based.
The award is not subject to appeal unless the parties agree otherwise.
The appeal seeks the reversal or annulment of the award. The court rules in law or in amiable composition within the limits of the arbitral tribunal’s mission. .
The award may always be the subject of an annulment appeal unless the appeal route is opened in accordance with the agreement of the parties. Any stipulation to the contrary shall be deemed unwritten.
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